It's really common for games to have sprites and mirrored versions of the same sprites: such as an animation of a character walking left that you reuse (mirrored) to make him walk right.
Don't waste precious bandwidth to transfer mirror images. Now you can do this:

 

sprite.setDrawFunction(wade.drawFunctions.mirror_(sprite));
sprite.setDrawFunction(wade.drawFunctions.flip_(sprite));
 

Controlling your camera has never been easier. Instead of just setting its position directly, you can now tell the camera to move towards a target position:

wade.moveCamera({x: 5, y: 5, z: 2}, speed);

But easy doesn't mean basic! You can use a constant speed, or even choose to define speed as a function of the distance to your target:

wade.moveCamera({x: 5, y: 5, z: 2}, function(distance)
{
    return distance * distance;
});

You can now set the camera to follow a particular object too, optionally adding some inertia to its movement, or an offset relative to the target's position:

wade.setCameraTarget(sceneObject, inertia, offset);

And to make the whole system even more convenient, we've added a new onCameraMoveComplete event.